The 2021 Stone Fort Yearbook is a finalist for two categories in the National College Media Association Pinnacle Awards. It is nominated for “Yearbook of the Year” and “Best Yearbook Feature Spread.”
The Micky Elliott College of Fine Arts building is set to be completed in roughly six months. Mid-March is the scheduled time for inspectors to put in the finishing touches. Faculty and staff will be able to move in during the summer and the official opening of the building will be August 2023.
The Alumni Association’s Family Weekend tailgate will be before the 6 p.m. SFA vs. Warner University football game on Saturday, Sept. 24 from 3 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. at the Alumni Corner located on the corner of Hayter and Raguet Street in front of the SFA Early Childhood Research Center.
A former SFA employee filed a lawsuit against the University, with accusations of dismissing her complaints of discrimination and labor abuse, on Sept. 6.
The Health and Wellness Hub on campus will now require students to pay fees for all lab work done, as of Sept. 1.
SFA's Latin honors program has updated it’s qualification system this fall, bumping up the requirements by approximately .10 points each.
The Texas Department of State Health Services reported 11 cases of monkeypox in Public Health Region 4/5N, which Nacogdoches is a part of, on Sept. 9.
The Lumberjack Health and Wellness Hub, located on the corner of Raguet Street and East College Street, is now open.
The British Delegation made their first stop on The Great British Tour of Texas at SFA on Sept. 7. Consul General Richard Hyde and senior staff members from the British Consulate located in Houston came to Nacogdoches to promote investment opportunities between Texas and the U.K. and to part…
The School of Social Work will begin offering a doctorate program Spring 2023. The program will give students the chance to continue their research in social work and further advance their careers.
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